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Binghamton, NY · Est. 1936 · Family-Owned
Hopler & Eschbach Funeral Home is an independent, family-owned funeral home serving the Binghamton area. They note experience working with Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform Jewish families and provide all-wood caskets.
May be relevant for: Jewish families in the Binghamton area seeking an accommodating, family-owned funeral home familiar with Jewish practices.
Syracuse, NY · Est. 1934 · Family-Owned
Birnbaum Funeral Service has served the Syracuse Jewish community for over 80 years. The home maintains a free lending library of grief resources for children and adults, and staff includes a licensed funeral director with elementary education background who specializes in helping children understand and cope with death.
May be relevant for: Syracuse families seeking a deeply embedded, family-run Jewish funeral home with exceptional grief support resources.
Syracuse, NY · Est. 2005 · Independent
Sisskind Funeral Service is a modern Jewish funeral home serving Syracuse with a spacious, fully handicap-accessible facility. They provide comprehensive services tailored to traditional Jewish rites.
May be relevant for: Families in Central New York seeking an independent Jewish funeral home with large, modern facilities.
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Newfield, NY · 7 mi away
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